But one item available for sale at a Miami shop is downright disturbing. A Miami clothing store identified as @restricted.lifestyle on Instagram appears to be selling a navy blue quarter zip sweatshirt that once belonged to convicted sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
"1of1 worn JEFFREY EPSTEIN quarter zip museum fr...straight from Mar A Lago," the post reads. "This piece is very controversial and iconic. 100 percent authentic size M."
The navy sweatshirt is personalized with Epstein's monogrammed initials "JEE" (Jeffrey Edward Epstein), and an American flag patch on the left arm sleeve. Epstein wore the sweatshirt for a Radar Magazine launch party at Hotel QT on May 18, 2005, in New York City. He was frequently photographed wearing his monogrammed quarter-zips over the years. A photo of the sweatshirt's collar included in the Instagram post appears to show that the sweatshirt is from Sports Authority, the sporting goods retailer that went out of business in 2016.
The store claims that the sweatshirt is 100 percent authentic.
Screenshot via Instagram/@restricted.lifestyle
"How did you get this lmao," one comment reads.
Another added, "How does one even procure this"
One wrote, "Hell nah how the hell did you even acquire thatðŸ˜."
A user noted, "Sources from Trumps personal collection."
It appears streetwear designer, model, and founder of Sickö Born From Pain, Ian Connor, is interested in the item. He wrote on the post, "Dm" with a moneybag emoji.
According to the store's Instagram account, the store is only open by appointment. Of course, cryptocurrency payments are accepted. Photos from the Instagram account appear to show that the store is inside a Miami apartment. New Times is awaiting word from the shop to learn more about how exactly it acquired this item.
"Best luxury shopping experience with vintage curation," the profile reads.
Over the last few months, the Trump administration has faced mounting pressure to release the highly sought-after Epstein files, which Trump claimed are merely a "Democratic hoax." More than a dozen victims of Epstein and his co-conspirator Ghislane Maxwell hosted a rally at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, demanding that Congress force the release of all unclassified records related to Epstein.
"To be clear, the only motive for opposing this bill would be to conceal wrongdoing," survivor Anouska De Georgiou said. "You have a choice. Stand with the truth or with the lies that have protected predators for decades."
